Gekko karate kihon

Kihon

[@katejackson2510]

The lady karate black at rear left should be at the front so the men would see how these techniques are performed correctly, and lady Sensei should instruct and definitely have her own u tube channel instructing karate, us female karateka would really appreciate it oss

[@senseijuan3230]

Very clean execution

[@greysonmbembelakarateka5842]

Nice kihon sir

[@manusiabiasa8803]

I'm a white belt 😭😭

[@williambeck6575]

Oss Where is this?

[@carlosalbertoozdias7280]

In Japanese the word oss is written as a two-character combination. The first character means “to push,” and the second means “to suffer.” Together they symbolize the importance of pushing, striving and persevering while suffering through whatever difficulties, pains and hindrances are encountered along the way. So, at the literal level, oss is simply an affirmation of the positive attitude, high spirits and refusal to quit that all karate people seek to develop as they train. On a deeper and more general level it might be translated as “keep the faith,” in the sense of karate philosophy and goals